This page explains the steps used in Drawing with Blockchain blocks. To understand the steps Arena takes to determine the final draw, go through this wizard by clicking on the steps above! You can change the block number by clicking on the edit button next to it or visit the block's official page by clicking on the Etherscan icon.
Block details: - Verify at Etherscan
Block's hash: 0x49eff857c18c73a2612fcd841521731df686ce028d3f791bc3b835469f209715
Previous block's hash: 0x9116f56048b01cb5a2ff46f0eade449ffbde2891ee5d060ccfeae46d206e4a4c
Block's Nonce is 0, we use StateRoot instead!!!: 0x1bda44ccf58f884d6da06956be505692de99f00045d44f7c053561136f3ded72
Note: This blockchain number is not used at any UWW organized events.
If this blockchain number was used at an event organized by a National Federation, ask the local secretatiat team to open this Blockchain Info page from the Arena server where the draw was generated to get a complete analysis of this block.
On the next page you can still see the method how the draw numbers were extracted from this block.
At this phase Arena converts the hash values into draw numbers. Since the hash numbers are random and unpredictable, the final number list will also be such a random list.
Take the block details and concatenate them as Block's hash + Previous block's hash + Block's Nonce (or StateRoot if Nonce is 0) without the leading "0x" string.
Divide this long string by 2 units
Convert the hexadecimal numbers to decimal ones (eg. 49[hex] => 4 * 16 + 9 = 73[decimal]).
Note: You can verify this via https://www.duplichecker.com/hex-to-decimal.php. Click here to copy the hexadecimal numbers to your clipboard and then paste them into duplichecker's window (text box on the left side).
Search for duplicates and drop every other than the first occurrence